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devalue

verb as in depreciate

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You hail from the world of soap operas, so you’re familiar with the way the genre is sometimes devalued by Hollywood or some viewers.

Its bishops said there was "abundant" evidence assisted dying could "swiftly lead to bad and unintended outcomes" and "to the devaluing of all human life".

From BBC

Even more insulting, these accusations of us as puppetmasters devalues Jason, presuming him to be, as he himself points out, “the mindless dummy.”

From Salon

All that is repellent in oneself and one’s tribe is projected onto a devalued other.

From Salon

This led Waters to lose out on a solo record deal and devalued the band's catalog by about $100 million.

From Salon

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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